Edition Yangwang U9 Track is now the fastest electric vehicle in the world. BYD high-ranking sub-brand set a new global record for EVS with Hypercar 3000 hp-and competitors who work in the gas should take.
The U9 Track version, the quadruple monster of China, reached 293.54 miles per hour on August 8 in Germany. The previous record by Aspark Owl was broken in 2024, which reached 272.6 miles per hour.
The Track Yangwang U9 version is the same as the basic system and technical architecture such as the U9 currently offered for sale, but with some modifications. According to the automotive industry, EV features “the world’s first large voltage platform” with an area of 1200 volts, which it marries with a prepared thermal management system.
This combination, in addition to the Quad-motor U9 setting, is what gives Track Edition its extreme ability. Each engine, able to rotate up to 30,000 rpm, produces 744.26 hp. Yangwang says the joint production of the car exceeds 2,958 hp, which makes it one of The most powerful cars in the world.
The path of the path is characterized by the U9 smart body control system, which enables EV to perform wild objects, such as Mobility or driving on three wheels. In the course of the path, Yangwang reinforced “controlling body mode” for the program’s path scenarios, which can make independent suspension adjustments in each wheel to deal with the optimal track.
EV also contains a system to shoot torque that prevents wheel slipping and losing traction at high speeds. It is able to make torque modifications 100 times per second. Visually, the U9 Track loses the rear of the U9 but it acquires a carbon fiber front separation, which the auto manufacturer says is already in mass production.
Yangwang has taken the previous attempt she learned and cooperated with Giti Tyre on a semi -focusing frame for the TACK version. High performance tires are characterized by a detailed jurist and “optimum compound”.
Other high -speed EVS
The new U9 record exceeded the speed of the record Last year was selected by aspark. The Hypercar electric car from Japan reached 272.6 miles per hour, overcoming the previous record set by the Rimac Neverra, Which reached 268.2 miles per hour.
It will be interesting to know which EV breaks the 300 miles per hour first. Yangwang previously tried to record a record last year, reaching 243 miles per hour, and today it seems possible to see EV 300 mph very soon.
It is clear that today’s technology if someone wants to pay these limits.
